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Nya Yeanafehn
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Host of Third Culture Talk Podcast and a stand up comedian based out of Berlin. Started in NYC and now I'm here in Europe sharing my experiences and talking with cool people!
From Uzbekistan to NYC and Being a Bukharan Jew | Third Culture Talk Podcast #68
Support the podcast: patreon.com/nyamean
I sit with Natan and we talk about his upbringing in NYC, interacting with different cultures in Queens and comedy. We also talk about growing as a person, our times starting out in comedy, and more. Natan was the original co-host of Third Culture Talk Podcast.
Natan Badalov is a New York-based comedian and writer. He emigrated from Uzbekistan to the United States in the early 90’s. Since then, he has been featured on Adult Swim, New York Comedy Festival, Chosen Comedy Festival, Funnymmigrants Comedy Festival, and the Laughing Devil Comedy Festival. Natan’s first solo show ‘Connect The Dots’ was part of the The New York Comedy Festival, Rochester Fringe Festival, and was a Y’all Laughter Lab Finalist. He is currently touring it across the country.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:27 Biggest Shock Visiting Germany
04:49 Conspiracy of Occupy Wall Street and Dividing the Country
12:30 Little History of Uzbekistan
13:19 Origins of Bukharian People
16:34 Conflict Being Bukharian and mostly raised in America
18:33 Stereotypes of Bukharians
20:48 Growing up in Jackson Heights with Other Bukharians
24:32 Berlin vs NYC culture and society
36:17 Being a calmer person over time and changing values
38:39 Why Nya Moved to Berlin For Comedy
45:59 Most profound quote from a Halal Cart
53:01 Dealing with Paranoia from the Past
57:49 Guy with Knife on Berlin's U-bahn car
01:08:14 Signs of Leaving NYC
01:12:21 Hard to do comedy in NYC due to cost
01:18:50 Is there a social media bubble?
01:25:53 State of Comedy and Entertainment
01:36:00 Advice to your Younger Self
Natan's Socials:
- Instagram: natanbadalov
- UA-cam: www.youtube.com/@UC2nlRvZrtPuJGsT9xw-DskA
- Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@natan_badalov
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Podcast Links:
- Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/third-culture-talk-podcast/id1695048091
- Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2CH54ZlrsDXlHv3iBUg918?si=3846a12f1d9047c9
- Instagram: thirdculturetalkpod
- TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@thirdculturetalkpod
Social Links:
- Instagram: nyamean
- TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@nyamean1
- Patreon: patreon.com/nyamean?Link
Third Culture Talk Podcast is about people living in different cultures. Different than the culture they are from. Culture meaning, way of life, culture a person raised in, or place of birth. Guests ranges from third culture kids, artists, to comedians, to everyday people. We all are living in changing cultures and have a story to tell
I sit with Natan and we talk about his upbringing in NYC, interacting with different cultures in Queens and comedy. We also talk about growing as a person, our times starting out in comedy, and more. Natan was the original co-host of Third Culture Talk Podcast.
Natan Badalov is a New York-based comedian and writer. He emigrated from Uzbekistan to the United States in the early 90’s. Since then, he has been featured on Adult Swim, New York Comedy Festival, Chosen Comedy Festival, Funnymmigrants Comedy Festival, and the Laughing Devil Comedy Festival. Natan’s first solo show ‘Connect The Dots’ was part of the The New York Comedy Festival, Rochester Fringe Festival, and was a Y’all Laughter Lab Finalist. He is currently touring it across the country.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:27 Biggest Shock Visiting Germany
04:49 Conspiracy of Occupy Wall Street and Dividing the Country
12:30 Little History of Uzbekistan
13:19 Origins of Bukharian People
16:34 Conflict Being Bukharian and mostly raised in America
18:33 Stereotypes of Bukharians
20:48 Growing up in Jackson Heights with Other Bukharians
24:32 Berlin vs NYC culture and society
36:17 Being a calmer person over time and changing values
38:39 Why Nya Moved to Berlin For Comedy
45:59 Most profound quote from a Halal Cart
53:01 Dealing with Paranoia from the Past
57:49 Guy with Knife on Berlin's U-bahn car
01:08:14 Signs of Leaving NYC
01:12:21 Hard to do comedy in NYC due to cost
01:18:50 Is there a social media bubble?
01:25:53 State of Comedy and Entertainment
01:36:00 Advice to your Younger Self
Natan's Socials:
- Instagram: natanbadalov
- UA-cam: www.youtube.com/@UC2nlRvZrtPuJGsT9xw-DskA
- Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@natan_badalov
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Podcast Links:
- Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/third-culture-talk-podcast/id1695048091
- Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2CH54ZlrsDXlHv3iBUg918?si=3846a12f1d9047c9
- Instagram: thirdculturetalkpod
- TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@thirdculturetalkpod
Social Links:
- Instagram: nyamean
- TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@nyamean1
- Patreon: patreon.com/nyamean?Link
Third Culture Talk Podcast is about people living in different cultures. Different than the culture they are from. Culture meaning, way of life, culture a person raised in, or place of birth. Guests ranges from third culture kids, artists, to comedians, to everyday people. We all are living in changing cultures and have a story to tell
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Yes, you can go on public transportation without a ticket but that doesn‘t mean that you should do it.
of course 😅
Well that's because of Bürgergeld...
Exotic places Like poland. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
why is it not exotic? 😅
In the US its because someone will enter through the window
😂😂😂
Reson iv been thought that is we have brick houses in Denmark. So you dont get mold. Newer houses it is to get fresh air in cause the pressure standart in new houses i high.. So air dont move if you dont open a window.
No it burn
Why the fuck would you worry about bugs. Just grab them in a glas and put them out again.
My gf is from America and she is more German than me
funny those generalizations: in Germany most people practice the "push ventilation" especially in colder seasons in which u open most windows for 10 minutes twice a day. if u live in newer or just renovated places you want to have the windows open to get rid of the toxic air... especially if u have young kids or babies... ac air aint fresh air... 😂
Thanks for watching! Subscribe to the Patreon to support the work of exploring different cultures: www.patreon.com/c/nyamean Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:27 Biggest Shock Visiting Germany 04:49 Conspiracy of Occupy Wall Street and Dividing the Country 12:30 Little History of Uzbekistan 13:19 Origins of Bukharian People 16:34 Conflict Being Bukharian and mostly raised in America 18:33 Stereotypes of Bukharians 20:48 Growing up in Jackson Heights with Other Bukharians 24:32 Berlin vs NYC culture and society 36:17 Being a calmer person over time and changing values 38:39 Why Nya Moved to Berlin For Comedy 45:59 Most profound quote from a Halal Cart 53:01 Dealing with Paranoia from the Past 57:49 Guy with Knife on Berlin's U-bahn car 01:08:14 Signs of Leaving NYC 01:12:21 Hard to do comedy in NYC due to cost 01:18:50 Is there a social media bubble? 01:25:53 State of Comedy and Entertainment 01:36:00 Advice to your Younger Self
Nah, Europe is too diverse to make such a generalisation. The one thing that is universal among the many European countries, is that Americans too readily lump cultures together without any insight.
😅 As a Estonian Im now feeling fancy.
😂😂😂
So true xd. Once my friend from Us visited me in Russia. He was so surprised when he found out that I had the windows open even in winter
😂😂😂
Russia is crazy though. I know it’s a different country, but in Ukraine they don’t pay bills for heat in some parts and can’t turn it of as well, so in order to not get boiled during winter they open the windows the whole day.
Saying "Europeans do this:" is the most american bullshit I have ever heard. Europe consists of 50 countries, all with their own unique quirks, cultures and languages. Some of them speak good english, some of them really don't.
They invented the English language you muppet.
A nazi thats racist against red heads...
Thanks for watching! Subscribe to the Patreon to support the work of exploring different cultures: www.patreon.com/c/nyamean Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:19 Dynamics of having a Congolese Father and Iranian Mother 10:29 Meeting Iranian side of the Family 19:50 Growing Up in Germany as a Half Iranian and Congolese Kid 16:56 Black People in South of Iran 23:06 Almost got beat up by N*zi in Germany 27:10 Being one of the few black kids growing up in Germany 35:01 Finding Black identity in American Culture 45:23: How Fighting was common in school back in the 90s 50:39 Getting More in Touch With Black Side and Reconnecting with Father 58:11 Circumcised late in life by Father 01:12:22 Top Places to Travel in Europe for Black People 01:21:29 Advice to Younger Self
uhhh...Germany is not representative of all of Europe. Germans are known to have some of the best English. They start learning it at a young age in school. By contrast, I lived in France for 2 years (France and England are the worst in Europe at foreign languages) and they _legitimately_ do NOT know English.
Very true. Germany has been extremely americanized after the war. The only people who usually don't know english that well, are the ones in eastern germany (which was ruled by russia, until the wall came down).
Ok in Germany, Switzerland, and a few others yes, but in Spain or eastern europe, no. The geographical size of europe isnt that big, but europe has 2x as many people as the usa
In Sweden they speak proper English (US accent). You will never hear “we was there” they properly conjugate verbs 😅.
in Germany it's more rare, (old people dont speak it) but in the Netherlands holy f.. 80yr old grandfathers speaking better than me
my man talking about english proficiency saying "axe"
which is correct, just like "ask"
Variations in pronunciations of english across different regions and cultures are valid. If you can't understand this you need a linguistics 101 lesson. It's is literally one of the first principles taught in any university communication, english, or general language course. AAVE, Australian Aboriginal English, pidgin, all valid. And yes, in some areas and communities that includes pronouncing ask like "axe".
man talking about english proficiency not knowing that AAVE (african american vernacular ENGLISH) is a thing
A Brit here, do not start American. They do that because they do not want to deal with Americans. And no one blames them.
Not that deep being a bit rude to this guy when he's totally fine and complimenting
There's two things to consider as to why europeans are better at English than Americans. Firstly, nearly all europeans speak more than 1 language and they normally start learning right after mastering the alphabet. Secondly, they learn english from the source and not the copy, britain. They only use and accept british english as this first and foremost is closely related to their own language and many words are so identical you can't actually tell them apart but also because by learning true english they can unlock the world in doing so whereas if they learn the copy, american, they are limited and when most of them will travel to britain in their Lifetime, american copy will not really help them reading words with special letters in true english that americans decided to remove such as ç ï œ æ ö etc. true english contains a lot of these and they are imporant as they not only tell you how to say the word, they also can tell you the words history and its origin language, something very few Americans actually have the skill to do.
Sooooo true!!! 🧡 I'm German, and I can promise you that whenever someone asks me on the street, I always start by saying ‚I can't speak English‘, I've really struggled to get used to it over the last few years. Because all Germans always say that and, above all, believe it and they are really, really embarrassed to speak English! So true! 😂
But don't you think all Americans are dumb, like the rest of the Europeans? So how can you be _legitimately_ embarrassed of your English in front of an American?
I hear the English are particularly good at it 😂
😂😂😂
belie or not were some of the worst English speakers in Europe
They're definitely not. I had a bo-oh-a-wah-uh last Chewsday spill all over me coat; Ended up on YouChewb it did.
@@austim_stimsBased on your comment alone, now I do 😂
Have you ever analyzed why your channel gets fewer views than your competitors despite creating so many amazing videos.....
Love ❤
Thanks for doing the podcast bro!
Gut, dass ihr deutsch lernt. Weiter so💪🏻💪🏻
Was laberst die? 😂😂 Hatte die ein Buch von fünfzehnhundert?
Wann hast du jemals gefragt wo eine Bibliothek ist
@ Als ich angefangen hab zu studieren und mir die Bücher ausleihen wollte.
@@Kola.126 ok aber wenn du draußen auf der Straße bist fragst du ja nicht wildfremde Menschen wo die Bibliothek ist oder darauf wollte Sie hinaus nicht mehr oder weniger
@@AduHati Stimmt. Aber ob du fragt wie die Bibliothek ist oder wo die Zugstation ist macht auch keinen großen Unterschied. Ergo hatte sie ja keine komplett andere Sprache gelernt, so wie sie es behauptet.
Come on over here my guy
Come where? 😅
@ europe in general I guess. Have an explore
My man is a fucking idiot and has never heard of distances.
Makes sense bro but for us it is a two hour flight which will sometimes cost you as low as £10 with a budget Airline.
Pffff stupid american. Jullie weten niets buiten america, niets van de wereld, dat is waarom jullie zo achterlijk dom zijn 😂😂😂en alleen maar een grote mond hebben, maar weten niets 😂😂😂😂. Groetjes uit Europa
Bro Europeans don't live in the same state of America as you and then travel to Barcelona for the weekend. From Berlin to Barcelona is like 2 h flight... You never hear Europeans saying oh I'm going for the weekend to New York...
Other than distance, do you think traveling to different states is the same as traveling to different countries in Europe?
Less than half the US population own a passport whereas over 75% of Germans have one.
You can travel for twice the time that that friend can travel and still be in your country
Sounds like an ego issue
No ego, just some light joking 😂
Going to the ATL for the chicken 🍗😂 German women are wonderful in the cold weather 🌡️
😂😂😂
I was running when I spread my elbow so I put tiger balm on it and 1 day it work
Always need tiger balm for emergencies!
Good
You moved to germany, the weirdest city in germany to be exact. what did you expect?
What could I expect if I'm new here ?😂
Berlin - city in Germany (country) , Barcelona - city in Spain (another European country). Have fun in Europe 👋🏼
This was from an earlier time I wasn't proud of haha but I will
Why do Americans simultaneously think the whole of Europe is one country, then call Barcelona a country??? 😅
Because we all "Americans" are all the same? 😂 But this was from an earlier time I wasn't proud of haha
‘a country like barcelona’ bro cmon
I know, this was from an earlier time I wasn't proud of haha
Europe is very different😂😅
😂😂😂
Ive only been approached in public, theres no other way, is it not a thing? Im confused
there’s other ways via social media and dating apps
@@nyamean I couldn't bring myself to use an app. But everyone is different. Can't have no man swiping thru my pics like he's putting something in his cart on Amazon 😅 that gets me heated just thinking bout that. Unless he sees me out and about and finds me, then it is what it is. I won't advertise myself
@@user-tk6fc5xd3e 😂😂😂
Yup. You are new? They gonna stare. Nothing to do with color... usually.
Yes I’m new to Berlin. Not assuming with race, just curious
Try visiting uttarakhand and himachal and jammu, some other states in north are more unsafe than these.
Whi kha ke yha hag rha hai 😂